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AI in New Yorker Cartoons

Explore a curated collection of New Yorker cartoons that humorously reflect on artificial intelligence. From witty observations to satirical takes, discover how the magazine tackles the complexities of AI through art.

“President Trump now finds himself in a position to potentially bring peace and unity to Korea. Ha ha ha ha ha.”
Lars Kenseth – March 9, 2018
Alexa voice-assistant delivers the news—and the punch line.
“I am your new teacher, DEFENDER-BOT-5000, but you can call me Mr. D.”
Avi Steinberg – March 12, 2018
A robot teacher introduces itself to a stunned class.
“The humans would have really enjoyed this.”
Ed Himelblau – February 22, 2022
All-robot party held after humans are gone.
“Artifice Intelligence”
Ellis Rosen & Jason Adam Katzenstein – June 13, 2022
Bonus Daily Cartoon lampooning algorithmic creativity.
“How can you think about that with everything that’s going on in the field of A.I.?”
Tommy Siegel & Dan Kirkwood – May 30, 2024 (June 10, 2024 issue)
Bedroom angst trumped by nonstop A.I. news cycle.
“I’m leaving you for the Bing chatbot.”
Ivan Ehlers – February 17, 2023
Suitcase-lugging couple reveal mutually A.I.-induced breakup.
“We’ve trained the A.I. art generator so well that it now feels too insecure about its work to make any art.”
Sarah Kempa – January 11, 2023
Scientists confront an A.I. image model suffering creative self-doubt.
“Honey, why is the toaster trying to convince me that all this new A.I. stuff is nothing to worry about?”
Avi Steinberg – March 17, 2023
Domestic scene featuring a suddenly persuasive smart toaster.
“Apparently, there’s a new Chinese A.I. company that can much more cheaply make us have to hear about A.I.”
Adam Douglas Thompson – January 28, 2025
Couple at the breakfast table bemoan still more A.I. hype.
“Wow—I’d just assumed your profile picture was A.I.-generated.”
Ali Solomon – April 2, 2025
A dating-app meet-up where one dater mistakes the other’s appearance for an A.I. filter.